Peter Marshall

David Manuel

Reexamines the history of early America, from Columbus's voyages through the War for Independence

The Light and the Glory

Bill Basansky

Babunia

The Land of Milk and Honey

Famine ravages war-torn, anarchic Bulimia. International humanitarian organizations want to help, but the country's rival gangs and militias have brought aid to a halt, targeting relief operations with violence and extortion while tens of thousands starve. Resolute action to secure humanitarian operations is needed, and the United States decides to take the lead. Yet good intentions are no match for cynical political calculations, interagency rivalries, bureaucratic ambitions and escalating incompetence. Humanitarian volunteers, diplomats, military personnel and a beleaguered Department of State analyst face one disaster after another in this farcical and tragic story of problems that belie solution.

A Feast of Famine

Anyone who reads or sees the news is aware that we seem to be descending into a new dark age, with each day bringing fresh cause for despair. But appearances can be deceiving. The gathering darkness is being pierced by astonishing rays of hope, as chronicled by bestselling author David Manuel. The hand of God is moving across the land awakening those called by his name.

A Call to Repentance

The Last Awakening

Anna Fishel

An opportunity to serve on board the Santa Maria on Columbus's voyage to locate the Indies begins a life of danger and self-discovery for fifteen-year-old Pedro, who has always dreamed of going to sea.

Pedro de Torreros and the Voyage of Destiny

Joan M. Schmidt

Creative activities with a Christian perspective that relate to the history of America from 1787-1837.

From Sea to Shining Sea Children's Activity Book

Sheldon Maxwell

Sixteen-year-old Mercy Clifton experiences a difficult journey with her parents on the Mayflower, but her greatest challenge comes when she and her Indian friend Amie make an ominous discovery about young rebels in the colony and the Native Americans.

Pilgrim Girl

Mercy Clifton

Continuing their U.S. history series, the authors chronicle the years 1837 to 1860, covering the Gold Rush, the Mexican War, and the boiling issues leading to the Civil War.

1837-1860

Sounding Forth the Trumpet

Now revised and expanded for the first time in more than thirty years, this classic will now be available for a new generation of readers.

David Manuel

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